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Lynne Sachs and Ann Arbor Film Festival Campaign to Increase Barbara Hammer Award Endowment

Lynne and the Ann Arbor Film Festival are beginning a campaign to increase the endowment for the $500 annual award from its present $5,000 to $15,000. Read more to learn how to contribute.

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image from I Am I Was - a film by Barbara Hammer

Light Cone Presents: CETTE TEMPÊTE EST CE QUE NOUS APPELONS LE PROGRÈS (This Storm Is What We Call Progress)

February 3, 2022 - 8:00pm

Luminor Hôtel de Ville

Paris

Light Cone is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a Scratch Projection program including Barbara Hammer's "I Was/I Am"

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The Personal Is Archival: Barbara Hammer’s Creation of Feminist History

Chapter 4 of Laura Stamm's The Queer Biopic in the AIDS Era investigates Barbara Hammer’s creation and use of queer archives to tell stories—via particular lesbians—of lesbian cultures past.

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RESCHEDULED: Pioneers of Queer Cinema Retrospective Celebrates LGBTQ+ Cinematic Achievements

Series running Jan 22-Mar 20, 2022; Nitrate Kisses screening Friday, March 11, 2022 - 7:30 pm

Billy Wilder Theater

UCLA

Screening Jan. 22-Mar. 20, “Pioneers of Queer Cinema” will showcase 33 landmark works of LGBTQ+ moving image history, illuminated by conversations with the visionary artists and storytellers who made them. Barbara Hammer's Nitrate Kisses will screen on March 11, with Q&A with Florrie Burke.

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Looking Back / The 12th White Columns Annual

January 22–March 5, 2022

New York, NY

White Columns is excited to reinstate its Annual exhibition, Looking Back, for its 12th iteration, curated by the New York-based artist Mary Manning. The exhibition will be presented throughout all of White Columns’ galleries, alongside a parallel screening of Barbara Hammer’s films at The Center.

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History Lessons — The Present of Feminist/Queer Film Curation in Japan

March 6, 2022 - 1:00-5:45pm

Zoom

Japan-Only Online Event

Subversive Records has invited experts and practitioners of feminist/queer film theory and curation in Japan to discuss how issues of gender and sexuality intersect within the realm of film and its curation, and to shed light on the present of feminist/queer film curation in Japan. The event includes a screening of Barbara Hammer's History Lessons.

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Nitrate Kisses at Stray Cat Film Center

Mon, January 17, 2022, 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM CST

Stray Cat Film Center

Kansas City, MO

Iconic lesbian feminist filmmaker Barbara Hammer's archival classic

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“Thoughts On Making Films With Barbara Hammer” Published in Camera Obscura

This personal essay articulates filmmaker Lynne Sachs’s experiences working with experimental filmmaker Barbara Hammer. Sachs conveys the journey of her relationship with Hammer when they were both artists living in San Francisco in the late 1980s and 1990s and then later in New York City.

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“Tell me there is a lesbian forever…” Included in NY Times Best Art Exhibitions List

New York Times's "Best Art Exhibitions of 2021" includes Company Gallery's "Tell me there is a lesbian forever...".

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A Month of Single Frames Screening at Metrograph

December 10, 11, 12

Metrograph Theater

7 Ludlow Street

Lynne Sachs will participate in a post-screening conversation with special guest feminist scholar Silvia Federici, a longtime advocate for the recognition of unwaged labor and a founder of the Wages for Housework movement. 

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The Future Of Film Is Female 2021 Fall Short Film Fund Recipients Revealed

The recipients include Brydie O’Connor for Love, Barbara.

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Image from History Lessons - film by Barbara Hammer

Academy Museum Screening History Lessons as Part of Available Space: Explorations in Experimental Film

December 6th, 7:30 PM

Ted Mann Theater

Programmed and notes by UCLA Film & Television Archive Film Programmer K.J. Relth-Miller and Academy Film Archive Senior Film Preservationist Mark Toscano

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“Tell me there is a lesbian forever…” featured by The Brooklyn Rail

Ksenia Soboleva reviews the exhibition at Company for The Brooklyn Rail.

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Sync Touch a film by Barbara Hammer

Layered Lesbian Looking: Barbara Hammer at Company

Nicole Acheampong writes on "Tell me there is a lesbian forever..." for ARTnews.

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“Tell me there is a lesbian forever…” featured in ARTFORUM Critics’ Picks

Cassie Packard writes on the Company Gallery exhibit for ARTFORUM.

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‘Curating Is Always About Desire’: Artist Tiona Nekkia McClodden on Her Exhibition Paying Homage to Revered Queer Filmmaker Barbara Hammer

Artnet speaks to Tiona Nekkia McClodden about Hammer’s 1972 BMW motorcycle, queer biography, and curating as a practice driven by desire.

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Love, Barbara on Film Independent

Love, Barbara is a short documentary about Barbara Hammer’s legacy as it lives on though her partner of over 30 years, Florrie Burke. As the Executor and Arts Administrator of the Hammer Estate, Florrie not only carries out Barbara’s legacy, but also gets to experience it in new ways through the genius of Barbara Hammer’s art and archive.

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“Tell me there is a lesbian forever…” curated by Tiona Nekkia McClodden

October 2 - November 6, 2021

Company Gallery

145 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY

Tell me there's a lesbian forever... is the inaugural exhibition at the new Company Gallery location, 145 Elizabeth Street, NY.

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Creative Capital Archiving Series: Archiving Through People

September 30, 2021 7:00-8:00pm ET

Virtual

This conversation will unpack the ways that Barbara’s community helped to preserve her archive even as it was continuing to grow, and how she built a legacy that continues to give back today.

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Barbara Hammer Estate Appoints New Executive Director: Louky Keijsers Koning

August 31, 2021

New York, NY

The Barbara Hammer Estate under the direction of Florrie Burke (Executor and Art Administrator of the Estate) is pleased to announce its newly appointed Executive Director: Louky Keijsers Koning, in the debut role.

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Barbara Hammer: Pushing Out of the Frame

Available August 24, 2021

Barbara Hammer: Pushing Out of the Frame by Sarah Keller explores the career of experimental filmmaker and visual artist Barbara Hammer.

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Edinburgh International Film Festival Screens “A Month of Single Frames”

August 18-25, 2021

A programme of short films, exploring collaboration, communication and interrelation.

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Barbara Hammer Estate matches grant challenge to support LGBTQ Cinema at SFSU

“The Barbara Hammer Award and the challenge grant fit within her vision of encouraging other artists and filmmakers,” Burke said. “The School of Cinema and the Queer Cinema Project are vital parts of the University. To support them is an honor and a testament to the beginning of Barbara Hammer’s long career.”

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“DOG” Exhibition Opening at Company Gallery June 4th – Reception June 4th, 5-7pm

Opening 6/4/2021, Reception 6/4/2021 5-7pm ET

Company Gallery

88 Eldridge St, Flr 5, New York, NY 10002

DOG Exhibit opening at Company Gallery on June 4th

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Image from No No Nooky TV - a film by Barbara Hammer

Cinémathèque Québécoise Screening No No Nooky T.V.

May 26 and May 28, 2021

Cinémathèque Québécoise

Montreal, Quebec

On May 26 and May 28, 2021, Cinémathèque Québécoise will be screening Barbara Hammer's film No No Nooky T.V.

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Company Gallery Expanding to New Location

September 2021

145 Elizabeth Street, New York, NY

Company Gallery is pleased to announce their upcoming expansion and move to their new home at 145 Elizabeth Street in September 2021.

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Queer|Art Awards Barbara Hammer Lesbian Experimental Filmmaking Grant to Rraine Hanson

Rraine Hanson (she/they/he) is a queer, gender-nonconforming, Jamaican filmmaker, most interested in utilizing design and mixed media to tell stories centering the experiences and imaginations of queer and trans people of colour.

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Barbara Hammer on FX’s PRIDE

May 14, 2021

Tune in to the three-episode premiere of PRIDE on FX on Friday, May 14. Barbara Hammer and Florrie Burke will be featured in the third episode, directed by Cheryl Dunye.

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Queer Cinema of San Francisco State University

May 4, 2021, 6:00pm

Online

On Tuesday, May 4th at 6 PM, The Archive Project will be putting on a special one-time only screening of queer cinema made by students throughout SFSU’s long history. The presented short films showcase a variety of experiences and genres that speak to the complex history of LGBTQIA+ culture that can be found in San Francisco just by looking at artists who have gone through the university’s doors.

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WOMEN I LOVE Exhibition at Franz Josefs Kai 3

May 3, 2021 - May 16, 2021

Franz Josefs Kai 3

Vienna, Austria

This retrospective exhibition, the first of its kind in Austria, focuses on the content and significance of Barbara Hammer's visual interweaving of films, photographs, drawings, collages and performances. The exhibition develops an image of Hammer as a committed activist for the equality of all genders and an advocate for human rights. In films, photographs as well as interviews, the exhibition combines autobiographical material and artistic work that is groundbreaking for many contemporary artists.

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